Raw USERSTATE:*:if ($is_twitch($cid)) haltdef On ^*:part:*:if ($is_twitch($cid)) & ($nick(#, 0) > 10) haltdefĮcho -tc info2 $1 * Chat cleared by a moderator * Free to use and modify as long as this comment remains attached.Īlias -l TWITCH_CONNECT_ADDRESS return * Right click usernames for modding/banning/timeout * Right click inside the channel window for moderation commands. * (password is optional if left blank it will be deleted) * To change a password for a nickname, type /twitch_pass * To change your default nickname, type /twitch_nick * THIS SCRIPT REQUIRES mIRC VERSION 7.34 OR GREATER MIRC 7.34 or later is required for this script (due to $servertarget).įor general mIRC scripting help: /server -m 6667 -j #mSL /* CLEARCHAT (timeout and ban) messages are displayed in the source channel.Join and part messages are hidden in channels with over 10 users.(twitch doesn't send them by default anymore) Capability for joins, mods, parts, and notices are requested on connect.Moderation commands via context menu items.Note that generating a new token will invalidate the old one.You can still use this script, however you must set your password with this script as oauth:token

If you need to change nicknames or passwords later, read the directions in the comments of the script.Īs of September 2013 Twitch requires you to connect to chat using an OAuth token. Your username and password will be requested and stored by the script the first time you use the /twitch command. This script allows you to more easily connect to twitch through mIRC and provides the basic moderation commands from via right click popup menus.Ī account is required to connect.

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